Saints names and Bible names. Can't go wrong either way.
Originally Posted by Prester John Saints names and Bible names. Can't go wrong either way. I must agree. There are many wonderful Celtic saints to choose from... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Celtic_Christianity http://orthodoxwiki.org/Category:Cel...o-Saxon_Saints
Congratulations! I've always been partial to my son's name, Ian Michael.
Originally Posted by Prester John Saints names and Bible names. Can't go wrong either way. Push hard for Maher-Shalal-Hash-Baz. (Isaiah 8:1-3) Eventually "settle" for the name you really like ...
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Originally Posted by Prester John Saints names and Bible names. Can't go wrong either way. I chose Disney names. My daughters are Ariel and Jasmine, and my son is prince Eric. Although Ariel is a Bible name for a boy we try to ignore that.
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Originally Posted by emolas I chose Disney names. My daughters are Ariel and Jasmine, and my son is prince Eric. Although Ariel is a Bible name for a boy we try to ignore that. I had Eric on my list too, more after Eric Liddell than Walt disney tho'
What McMurdo said. Handed down old family names, no matter what they are, confer a solidity that leave passing enthusiasms and fads behind. BTW I had an ancestor named Meshack. His twin brother was Shadrack. But that was in the 18th century when Biblical names were more popular.
Originally Posted by emolas I chose Disney names. Hmm. Don't know if I'd want a boy named Bambi or Tramp.
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Originally Posted by Coinneach Hmm. Don't know if I'd want a boy named Bambi or Tramp. OR Scuttle or Thumper or Dopey or Sneezy or...
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